ORIGINAL: jackflap
NEW, not to beat a dead horse (or dead deer in this case) here is my original repsonse to this thread
Original"Jackflap
While I agree they are small and most of us probably waste more meat from lack of proper neck trimming......
So we are not in disagreement with your key point.
However, as the saying goes "Two wrongs don't make a right" and for you to try and defend someone else's actions when they basically state that "sometimes they don'tutilize the "premium piece of the carcass", not because it might be ruined or tainted for some reason due to recovery or shot placement,but because it isn't worththe hassle forsomething equivalent to the size of two bananas, I find....well.......unbelievable.
Some things are indefensible, IMO and this is one of them.
I never did quite fully undertstand all of that "sac rider" stuff Justin and others referenced a while back, how about you?
It's not that I am trying to defend anything(I don't really see anything that needs to be defended)or ride sac(nice try), I simply
don't care if someone doesn't want the inner loin or not and can't understand or relate tosome these hyper-sensitive threads(not just this one).
I guess that sounds badand maybeit's just me. My buddy killed a small doe last week I field dressed it for him and yes I removed the chicken tender sizedinner loinsfor him,had it beenmy deer I probably would not have field dressed it. I would have taken the hams, shoulders, neck,and backstraps and been done with it. The rest is dog food. A big deer, I'll get those inners.
I'm an insensitive jerk in thatsometimes I don't necessarily view deer the way many on here do and I think it has a lot to withmy region and the amount of deer we kill every season and seeing too manypeople that actually do waste meat(unfortunately). I also believe there are many on this site thattruth be told don't get all the meat they could or should. Sowhen I hear someone didn't get the inner loins off their deer it doesn't really bother me especiallywhen the sameindividual did in factprocess and donate hundreds of pounds of venison to people who
needed it.
I undertand your points and I don'tthink you're wrong per se, I guess I just havea different perspective.